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Liefeld's Kickstarting Brigade
I have been slowly collecting all the Liefeld Extreme Studios stuff. Never paying more than 50 cents for an issue. Been doing it to see just how bad it can get. And some of the pre-Alan Moore Supreme stuff isn't horrible. -
A Comic Cover A Day (is awesome)
Sean Philips
At Coast Con this year completed this short lived Vertigo series. I had read the Morrison mini series that proceeded this ongoing. But didn't care for the mini that much. But love the ongoing series. -
Geeks on the run
I did Cross Country and track in high school. Then blew out my left knee in Army BCT. Can't run now ,but try to walk at least 4 miles a day. Have found it helps relax me and also lets me catch up on listening to podcasts.I ran cross country in high school, but my knees went bad in college so I can’t really run distance anymore. I can do low-impact things like bike and elliptical machines, but that’s it.
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A Comic Cover A Day (is awesome)
Pablo Marcos
Rudy Nebres
Did this cover which is the final issue of Savage Sword of Conan. I have always liked Rudy Nebres art. -
One especially for Murd
There is 2 or more VHS based documentaries being worked on right now. Plus a small resurgence of VHS releases.Hey, thanks for the link--sounds like my kinda project! Great to know there's a whole subculture of VHS classicists like me out there, though I fall into the camp that believes there's value in the medium itself, above and beyond the fact that it's the only way to see certain obscure film gems that never had a digital release. I'm especially interested in the idea of the VHS tape as palimpsest, a composite historical document made up of multiple video texts layered one atop the other with each new recording. I'm geeking out just thinking about it!
